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 Not bad as far as grills goNov 03, 2010
By A. Cawein
I had modded my tower and added 2 fans to the side, a 92mm and a 80mm. Installing the grill is the easiest part. I had some trouble finding a decent looking 92mm fan grill until I found this one. Once I got it I held it up to the fan and noticed a small problem. Part of my tower was visible inside the fan grill. I could have cut a larger hole to accommodate the grill but then the hole would have been larger to the fan. I used a thin piece of black plastic and cut a ring out of it. It was thick enough to cover the exposed tower but thin enough to allow good airflow. It was an unnecessary step but I did it just for aesthetic reasons.
The grill is made of a thin but durable metal. It doesn't have a screen or any kind of filter to keep out small debris but it will keep any wires from being sucked into the fan. It has a small "PCToys" on the bottom which can be seen in the products image. It could be flipped but the finish is a little rough on the backside of the grill. I also noticed the radiation symbol is upside down. If you do a search for "Radiation Logo" on google or something similar you can see what I mean. Again this could be fixed by just flipping the grill upside down, which would not be noticeable aside from the "PCToys" logo being visibly upside down.
All and all it's a decent fan grill that looks pretty cool.
 Very nice replacement grillNov 13, 2007
By Saxman642
I purchased this to replace the stock 92mm grill on my Thermaltake Armor Jr. case. Case looks a lot better now. Only wish it was black instead of silver, but nothing some black spray paint cannot fix.
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